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Why not just concede that you were wrong? Even if, yes, the author could have made it a bit more difficult for you to be wrong?
by IfOnlyYouKnew 7y ago
Why not just concede that you were wrong? Even if, yes, the author could have made it a bit more difficult for you to be wrong?
- microtherion 7y agoHe's not really wrong. As a French speaker myself, seeing "from 'des territoires'" and a translation as a definite article was jarring, since the definite form of the article already contains the "from", so preceding the quote with the "from" strengthens the intuitive parse as an indefinite article.